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1 NUMHER 5373.1 WEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. P rinS PRESENT •EVENING-',' Dec. 1, '1809,, j. will be performed a Coowdy. called ' • A CURE FOR THE HEART-ACHE.. Sir Hubert Stanley, Mr. NI U R Y ; Charles Stanley, Mr. BRUNTON ; Vortex, Mr. WADDY ; Young Rapid, Mr. lONES ; Old Rapid, Mr. MUN DEN ; Frank Gatland, Mr. EMERY ; Ellen, Miss BR STO ; Miss Vortex, Mrs. G I FIBS ' - jessy Ostiand, Miss NORTO N. THE JUBILEE, The principal Characiers by • Mr. INCLEDON, Mr. TriocLort, LISTON, Mr. DENMAN, Bars:DICK-DNS, Mrs. LISTON, Miss BOLTON. To conclude with anaT)propria s teS;:ene, representing filet ' Attack and Destruction of the French " Convoy in the flay of Rosas. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. - Brandon, at the. Box-Oilice m tint-street. . Boxes 7s. Second Price 3S. 6d.—Pit ' Second Price 25. gallery 2s. „Second Price is.- Upper Gallery is. The Doors will be opened at Halt past Five, and the Play begin at Halt past Six . To-morrow; The Eii!;4iiltFleet in 134 z ; with Who Wins On Monday, Othello ; with Don luau. On Tuesday, The Beggar's Opera; with The Blind Boy. On Wednesday', The Mah•of the World -;.‘ with Oscar and, dalvina.. • LYCEUM THEATRE. Under the Special Licenseof the'LO RD CHAMBERLAIN, Granted for the present Season to the joint apPlication of all Parties prtutnpai4. 444:Les:ed. THEIR Majeslies' ' Servants,. forinin the COM PANY - • 1 • of the late DRURY LANE:IHEATRE, ,wilt, THIS 'PRESENT , EVENING, DectrAllett, 1809, perform the Comedy of ' THE HONEY--MOON.. Dulce t -tvlr: MEEVIN, .. . (13,Ang his.first appearancein that Charaaerk ' Rolando, - Mr. ROSE:LI. ; . Count Montaibatt, Mr. HOLLAND ;. Balt bazar, • Mr; -W itt) C 3 G 1-ITO N ; .. r. . .1.. a!: pedo, Mr. 11,1 A I.* H,E WS ; )ulialla, Miss DON CAN; • Vgtante, „Mrs . . ORG,E,K,' (Being her nrst appearance in that CharaEltr) i. Zantor4 Miss KAY, (Being her first appearance in that Pharaeter), tn. Aa. V. a Song by Miss Dom:an, avith a Da4cc.iucidelital. -- • - • to. the.-Plece. To whi:.ll will be adrtcrt, cher MOsical Entetaitittent Or . NO SONG- NO , SUPPER. Frertencle,:! Mr. HORN ; Crop, .Mr. AIARstiALL 1 , Endless, Mr. MA - CHE\VS 1.; kobirt; Mr. RUSSELL; Dorothy Ws,. BLAND ; Louisa, Mrs. MAIIiIiNS t . . Nelly, Mrs,. ORGER; Margaretta, Miss 14,E LLY, The Doots to be opened at ri all past Five, ind tFie PO rerrnance to begin at Half past Six. - To.snorrow, The Duel - ilia; with Nut at Hoare . g ,. 1 . Monday, 'rite Soldier's I?tsugliter. , - Tite'sday, Tne Merry Wives of Witcltot. \t)rt,Wednesdayi:,Loile ill a Yi4iiioe tmt - rt4FtELD SMITHFIELD 'CHRISTMAS • HEW 4 11.. of CATTLE, SHEEP, and yiGS, •vvill be held at Sadler's Repository yard, Caswell-street near Smith *Noon FRWAy.., SA TURD AY; and AftkiN DAY, the 16th, and 18th of Deceit - Inert l'he Annual 3 )inner of the Club will be.held..at Freemason's Taiern, on Alomiday, the 18th, at Five ci'Clock ; and "I'icke!S los. 6d. tacit, 'may be had at th 6 Bar of the "Vavern; or of Mr. Sact. ter, at the Shew 'Vaal. • N. B. The Stock to be eXhibited for the Prises must at:. dive at the Shcw Ya'rki before Nine o'Clock on-the inorrung of Thursday the ilth, and Certificates, exadly conforrnable to the printed f orms, must either be then delivered Or previ• Ously seat (sealed up) to the Stewardv at the Yard, othawise , *left annuals will nut oe admitted into competition by the fudges. ‘• Bills of.the Premiums and Fortis may be ,had at the Yard ; tt N,S,"I, Cloth-fair; at the icing's Head; cir:the Lock and key, Codee-honses, in Smithfield Market. * * The Club hold a Nletting at Freemason's Tavern, on triday, the phi at Three OLoolc,. • BiSl - 1, who sold hi the last Lotter; the folk 'lowing Carnal Prizes in Shares, -: • 2,6i8, A - ,C-zo,ooo D - ,C20,e00 , 4, 0 99 • D , 5,000 383 13 I,oo* 430 A I 8,0 B i,030 54 8 - s'o i 4,855 - C - sco vishes the fortunate Holders of any of the outstanding Shares !Co bring them for payment, or to.exchangc them for Tickets Shares in the New Lottery, which-is 'oil the.saine plan as' The last, only with an impreved Scheme, containing only %goo Numbers and 5*,000 PrizeS. Schemes, with particulars, inay be had at either of pilices, No. 4, Cornhill, or 9; Charing:.Cross, where the two last . Prizes of 30,0001. and the last P•rizevf-25,00ci1. ever brawn, were sold in Shares. STATE LOTTERY OFFICES, 149. Oxford-Street, and 44, St. lames's-Street. -P HoDGEs, , AINt, 'and Co. Stock;Brokeki, most iespedlully acquaint their Friends and the Pub lic, that the 1' l Cti ETS and S 1-1 A R ES' of t he . p resent G rand Lottery are on Sale at their. Offices 'atilt they particularly beg to observe, that the Scheme contains, torty Capital prizes, and is on the same most excellent Plan as the last Lottery, which gave such universal sz.tisfadion, namely, Soo., Numbers, and Zoo ' cool. in Prizes. • , •Wo .be drawn. in ONE DAY, 14th -February, ISto. z • - MRS. liELME'rS IUYENILE WORK.S, Scs. lust • pubi In !cur Volumes, Twelves, rya boards THE. - HISTOitY Of • ROME, frotit the Foutull tion of the City, ra the Fall of the Eastern Empire relate.l in Familiar Ctlitverattoiis, by a Fatlicr to his Chit then. By ELIZABETH 1111.LME. • Also, by the same Atilier. iaf Scotland, il k Familiar Contters4tions, by a . Fattier to his Children; Two Volume's, 'coves, prise batknd. . Also, Evenings.,iatioitaily Etti' ' lloyeill; or Moral and Enter. taming 1 - iicentives to Virtu; 4141 linproVeinent, price 2.t. sheep. 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Edinburgh : Printed fdr - Nitindell, Stevenson ; rarltx'!!(sautt W. .Pater.noster- row. .. • " We are not sure that . we havii, perused any book since.the eoinmenteinoilr ca,t - our et career; that has attilrded Vlore en;ertaihment than t I 4!:;e. tittle voMuieS. 'cite narrative is, 4paii tne. hole, shk:.ty awl airy, th e tone or Sentiment so mild at - ithiassiirilin4, tile pietqres„ with. which the busiest part of rhe cr.), , Ylkd a t , 9 1911 of delii.lacy,tru,th, •an 4 tltat it is intpos;dble:not 'to be charmed with k. 4reater part of tfw, .perforrn.ance.?' 7 l:thnburgh .Itevie,w, Jan. ' 0307.. ' TO this translation prefixed', a rapid, sketch of +I each Manners, paciieul,rl those of the literary and .: fashionable. circles, in which 'this celebrated Author, spout tricot part of. his hie. • This Day was published, . Oclavo l price Light boards, T HE 11 1 STO-it V - 0111)e 1 4 : 0. 4 :bi,',;.. i • S Ut ii EL I . 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This is the laudi-nne undertaking in which Dr. It 1; has engaged; itild he has in fate ptese . nt voludj.e - laboured with intivil in ,;realie4 lialustri- in se,rching for materials to eitablish liis point ill:civil and eccleSi2stical history, audio the wriiing eelebtr,:::4 philosophers and divines.'--We repe . i.it that we are of opilotni that Dr. it an entitled to ctOriter4ttion tor tile rains Winch tie has till:I-Tito prOvi• what, on the ap pears taitly achnissinle, that operation of Religion iii general, anssrl'oft 7 -..7hristia'nity p,trieular, iii the luitit ui kill the ?ert.erSiOlit - and coirtiptiohl which. they have tottered, benctiei,ki to aLniknid.",-Moittlily Review, vol. Now " : .for SievQnson, 2.06,1 4.2. Cr.,,,tc.ck aati S . Iran This Day was published, In one Volumell4.)ya w l (Ma, illustrated by eight highlp , finished LognivingS, price ros. 6d. ti , ,arirs, _ _ r-rHE PATI - iCii.,OGY - - of the MEMBRANE Qf the LARYNXiind ktßONylilik; t • , . 10EilviCREYN . 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TO conclude, we do not. thitnc Dr. Cheyne had nrinchatecasion to, apilo, gise to the flUreifasers of his Essay on Croup ; font roin the numerous additions made tn, this, the improved arrangement of the whole, and the neiv iind interesting pathological oli,er„ tations on -.:other diseases . Of the brOnehidi membrane arid larynX,t his Must rather be considered as a new liook. than as an improved Edition of his fmnier essay. Our limits have not allowed us to advert to the numerous . e4es diSseCtionS, ;led engravings whieh illustrate tit e tva."—Eciibburgii. Mc died' and surgicaf lournal lilt October As above may he hart, by the SAME: Author; Aq Eesay on the Hydrocephaftii Acutus, Or Dropsy in the Brain. vile vol. Evo, price Es. in boaids. ." This volUtne concludes with a tiuntber of cases, which are arranged according to the thrcc Speccs into which the Author divides tice disease. They are detailed with' much minuieness, and' are particularly - rvaittabie en account of till attention w is paid to the previutp klnstory of .the pa ientt." Although we are disposed to differ with the Author •hi sume'ptiiiitswhich he regards as ilOportant;We have a very fa vourah,e opinion of his i)erforniah,:e. out! N%C recoohneud as containing a nutty Of utul nitimmatNni, and as initne, diately tending to' perfed our knowledge of 'the treatment of the malady to winch it relates."—Montlliy Review fur Oc tober 'l3°9. • . Speedily will ,be Numliei I. (to be 4:“titinued Quarterly) of • . A CLASSICAL 40WINAL. COusiitlng of r. critical Observations on Classicak Authors- , . • Cliticising on New Editions of the ClasSics, and on PublicationS relating to Greek, Latin, and Oriental Litera ture. . 3:. Disnnisitions on Classical stiti . pas. 4 . Philidogical and Literary Anecdotes. v. Classical and . Oriental' Antiquities. b. 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()peta l .Mahomet, Fo,undling; AS You Like it, Twelfth • Night, Moen Ado about Nothing., Cynibeline s Veniet Preserved, Coznedv of ErtorS, Stirretalcr of Calais; Pattie. of Fley.iiitin, trots Chest ; Heir at Law, Othelha, Heiress. . , - , , • Alsri,' • . , A Cpllo:ain't of Flrccis, and othgr Aftertlicces, which are ate i ar t il . e 'l'lteat't, Royll Nrui - y-lanc, Orit Itt-pfdell, ilia' 1-lav-ritariict. . _ _ - • I ; tita-,.-titodef the Autliorit• bt the Al:augers, from the. I'rquipt Bow:. SOecTl:d I NCHBALD. - . . In seven 1 /015. s roval ISTrin . , Fax! 11, iss. blares, or on fine paper with Portraits, price 21. its. bd. tx,ards. 10( TIIE'KING'S DR. NORRIS's FEVER i4Rops. I: Fig of.r.2lore than tittlf 0 century lin3 sOirityes!s6iihed . reputtioit t2l Nietticinti e j that it is now nnecess..ry to expatiate on Its en. cacy every.species of Fever, particularly the Sc.riet and Typhus Fever, Ash the Yellow or Putrid fevers; tney I,ive rwyer been known-to tail, when administered agreeable io Nction ; is the ;leasles, Small Pox, Teething; and must Disorders ineident tr) they. are an infallible remedy ; the decays and discomforts of ad vane.* life are tnidei their inunediare iarluence; they' i mmediately stop the progress of a fresh Cbld, and are particularly adapted s, a genial kestont, tine. . The Family Borth:, ;23: sold at the D'Ottor's House, N. 29, Lower grodt: street, Grosvellor.square, where orders tor eNportation are duly executed Sinallef Bottles, 't is. and zs, lesale aii,t retail , at igc, O'gford-street, and by most respectable Venders in Town and Country.' Also Dr.NOßKlS'Seelebrated PILLS, with ample Diredioris;_ ?A. 4(t. the Lox. • thaerve tbat the words " Thomas Norris Motire" are engraved on the Govern itaujp ; no others are or can he g-ennine. r ,..., : ,,.. 4 ,,,,......,,, t _,,, : . ~, \,. ; ,,,,.., : - .4 ..4,,,..., T. , ,:„ 1 , ~ ,:. ~_ .-....:. „.: , • ',,-;'- - ) '...,,,, '4, 4 ~ .t ., , . --.. A CILA.LLENGE. . X4ESSIIS: Cljillq - )Z, and co: Surgeons, lag in iris service, challenge.. 'the. :whote world to wove a single instance their medicine acid method of cure 'have tailed tit the:desired The practice of hiaii r y ,ears in this part)Gui.ii hrsiicli of their profession has ;lot' given rise to one imstic esifill yrioy'valltilitle4 ercct their studies .to the , treatment and curt of venqreal complaints-, ;initthat derangentent of tem; which is the conz , . , ..q.n.iice of she pernicious and o:iistetil elfects of a habit long and most 'unhappily pursued it youth of hotit• seltes. In the one it Wilt' be found to n•- • tric unfailing source b irremwss ; the bt-lier have its rava A e., ta fally cleyelopeil to them by a distressing state' of clepihty, which, it not timely re:incited, terminates in iinpoteii. These are its remote and ultimate effects, while consuinp tion,., lot of muscular 1)0 Wet*, and various nervous complaiiiis., charaderis the earlier stages of.this solitary vice."."•=•- cit persons languishing tualer the disorders incident to such a their treatment is simple, and has never proved •ui4ne... cessful in the course of a lOng, laborious, and lintel) extended proctie,:.• In the most obstinate and complicated cases of 've , nere4l inkelion; sueiras obstFudionS in the urethra,.spangy hard. tumors, callous ulcers, eruptions, semi. nal weakneas, gleets, as also STI.tICTURE, • - Whether recent or of long duration, and, which hive baf. tied .the skill- of other Practitioners, are by their present proVed 4;1 an of.treatirient; elleetua I ly and pertrianently ccu reit, NVitllollt suilning the excruciating pa 11 and aiariiiingitetnntrlia.i s .c which frequently rollt.r.vs the tcp!>lit:a— tton ofiite lima; catistic. In the course or weeny; ears extensive praetrce in 'thisletropolis; Aim - herons cases of Strictures have been and are daily, tinder their care, the total oradication of which is eftbdied by a sate, certain, anti ditious mode of practice, superior to any other yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and debility. proCeecting from this complaint are speedily removed, and -the Piaient • restoril tt4 sound and vigorons health. But where the de.bility lids t;)r years existed, a proper perseverance in their reStutative wearies, after the Stricture has bees destroyed, is indispensa: hly requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life and to • reanimate the constitution. , Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the first respedabi lity; have been under. the care of.Messre. Currie aod 'Co: for the'iettioval ot complaint*of the Urethra, Strictures, &c. and having received a radical and permanent Cure, rrquetir that references may be given to them, as satisfactory dances of the decisive superiority of MeSsrs. Currie and Co's.' plan 61 treatment. Many of these Gentlemen have had strictures from tato ;to years, and had been under the care of Messrs. Home, Heaviside, and other Surgeons ot vqi - irl emi nence, who attempted the cure by the application ot the Lu. nar Caustic; without staucctis. - eiVI &its. Currie, and Co. may be consulted by either sci i - 1 with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour. at their i horse, N. 107, Rattim.garden. 1 katients in the Country a-re reviested to state the particti laps or their case-, age,. and ,general habit. of living, &.... &i. inckosing a remittance for advice and medicines, when the i saute Will be given or sent to any part of the kingdom. Tc; ths.tirc that, ,S,qTecy„so essential to their undertaking, the fo2l4ge 91 Ici*rg triay.b added to.the account terniedicinet. ,•1141‘ jihit, Itiiii.--i.-Ic;i HattOn•pitlen. ~